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Newspaper Page TextSiskiyou Board Okays' Program For Top Pupils PAGE II HERALD AND NEW. Klamath Fall. Oregon Tuesday, February 7, 1M1 create desire fa) use them to the fullest. Students enrolled In any high school in the county during the secona semester 01 mis scntwi p. year will be considered lor ad mission if they apply directly to schools before April 15. Transportation and board and room will not he provide!, McCLOUIV-The Siskiyou County Board of Education during a re cent meeting unanimously ap proved establishment of a pilot special education program for high school students who are ac ademically superior. The project will consist of a four-week summer school de signed to challenge and stimulate the minds of students who partic- students who live outside Yreka, ipate. 'where the course will be conduct- Specifically, the purpose is loled, will be expected to provide encourage youngsters to recog thcir own transportation and liv nize potential abilities and tn ing arrangements. ' Selection of students should be- pin bv mid-February, say school officials. Plans for course pro cedure are already well along, they state. The course will oiler training BONANZA i in modern language, humanities Basin Briefs MR. AND MRS. JACK WU and son are in Los Angeles, called by the serious Illness Wu's father. studies, and science and math ematics. Personal counseling senr- of MrsVjw will be provided. I The course will be tailored to hilities of each student. MRS. FRED RUECK left Feb. I to attend funeral services for her sister, Hazel Armstrong. BOBBY JOE POTUCEK will at tend several weeks of schooling on road management at Vancouv er, Wash. , 0. O. WOMACK and son, Jim. of Klamath Falls visited the Bill Burnett family and. other friends In Langcll Valley on Thursday. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE WU recently took Mr. and Mrs. Al fred Wu and Rosalie to Portland where they boarded a plane to Hawaii. MRS. CECIL HALEY will be In charge of the pancake break fast to be given for the benefit of St. Barnabas Episcopal GuildT,e program included readings: at tne Bonanza uorary on snrove Tuesday, Feb. 14, from 10 to 2 p.m. The slaif for the school will be recruited throughout the state. Colleges and universities will be asked to provide instructors, say school officials. If the program works well, hoard members hope to establish similar courses in other areas in the county. Tom Preece, Yreka Union High School District superintendent, and school trustees are cooperating wilh the county hoard in develop ing the program. The district will provide facilities. f '. .-v...! ,-,! "mi -,-.5i ill. : . t: HVI V. ft 1 T-, 1 Qommnniiij. Qalmdah WEED'S NEW OFFICIALS include, left to right, David Dawson, chief old W. Campbell, treasurer, and Robert O. Bailey, city clerk. Mrs. or ponce; Rachel Cc Har-rdes. Siskiyou County clerk, is at right. The city became incorporated recently Photo by Luc cile Gaynor Readinas Given At Club Meet GREENV1EW, Calif. The Cccile Harris Friendship Club met at the home of Mrs. Cleo Kopfi .Ian. 19. Beryl Sheffield presided. C Of C Takes Ho Stand In Railway Controversy DUNSMUIR Dunsmuir Cham ber of Commerce took no -formal stand on the proposed South ern Pacific-Western Pacific mer- ger at the regular meeting ot the chamber board of directors Wednesday morning. The secretary was requested to write the Interstate Commerce Commission asking to be includ MR. AND MRS. R. E. ASIIKR and three children have returned to their home at Brooks, Alberta, Canada. They visited relatives in Los Angeles, Bakcrsfield and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ste venson, in Langcll Valley. I.ANGELL VALLEY friends re rently received word of the death of Mis. Chris Hood's mother. The Hoods lived in Langcll Valley be fore moving to Riddle. MRS. EFFIE OILMAN of Mer rill is spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Sr. MRS. GEORGE READY and new son. Steven Paul, are home from Klamath Valley Hospital Her mother, Mrs. Jack Metier, is with them for a few days. MRS. LOU McREYNOLDS of Langcll Valley is spending the winter months in Los Angeles wjlh her daughter. She visited Mrs: Crystel Cheync, Henley, be fore going to Los Angeles. MRS. LEWIS PARSONS and children of Mount Hebron spent Feb. 3 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Smith Sr. RICHARD BURNETT is home from school at Redding. He spent several days in San Francisco be fore coming home. MRS. HARRY FRAZIER spent the wockend at'Porlland and vis ited her granddaughter, Linda Frazicr. who is in the Shrine Hospital there. Mrs. Frazicr also visited Mr. and Mrs. Art Vogel at Eugene. MERRILL MERRILL LION'S ham and egg breakfast will be held Sunday, Feb. 12, In the recreation hall from B a.m. to 1 p.m. Proceeds to go to the Lions Sight for Con ervalion program. ship Committee, with J. M.'.Iones, Gene Melfy and Roscoe Kimble; Don Warner, speakers and spe cial events chairman, with H. A. Meredith, Bud P.almer and Gary Girdler as members. Board of directors meetings will be held the first Wednesday of every month and regular quar terly meetings are slated for ed among those concerned with March 8, June 14, Sept. 13 and the mercer. This action is de-iuec- 1J- Don Warner, cnamber treasur- mcrgcr, n ! signed to keep the chamber in- iuiiiil-u ill lit-at ui aiiu uciiaiuua and all pertinent information. Carl Clement was asked to work with Don Warner In obtain ing a representative of Santa Fe Railroad to discuss the effect of Santa i-e's bid for WP control on Dorothy Grune, "I Am Important to God": Beryl Sheffield, After Christmas"; Cleo Kopf, "Getting Along"; Kale Berthelsen, "Golden Thought for January"; Ruth Hughes. "As a Man Think- elh," and Callie Bordon, "Let Us Pray." M. Lanre Indian School in j California. A speaker will be mortising and entertaining, leaving tana ana .? 10 mcais ior mil- ...... . , lions. Refreshments were served;v!' he next general session in me cnamurr, a ninner meeting March 8 at the Travelers Hotel. The chamber also decided to sponsor a campaign for better er, gave an annual report stating $1,582 has been collected in cham ber dues plus a $35 donation from the Lions Club and $150 in Christ mas decoration prizes from a local utility company. . Warner reported $1,722 has been expendqd for civic promotion, ad Mm Draft Lags Far Behind Registering WASHINGTON (UPI) - About 1,420,000 American bovs will cele- AMERICAN LEGION ALXILI brate their 18th birthdays in lfifil.'ARY, 8 p.m., Legion Hall. Plans the school gym. Parents presence Each of them will go through for birthday dinner will be made, is requested for it is an import- TUESDAY THE NEW STAMP CLUB. 7:30 p.m. in Veterans Memorial Build ing. A "swap session" will be fea tured. Anyone with a stamp col lection, large or small, is invited. are asked to bring plasties flow ers for plaque. For further infor mation members are asked to call Gladys Halousek. FALCON HEIGHTS PTA will hold its first business meeting Iucsday, feb. 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the modern "manhood ritual" of I registering for the draft. PARENTS AND PATRONS of H..i K-rrino m ini.ma. Mamath Union High School Will tional cataclysm that requires an meet ." tner man reo. all-out U. S. mobilization not ant meeting. WEDNESDAY THE FEB. 8 MEETING of the 4-H NEWS ETNA ETNA We started our monthly meeting of the older Etna 4-H Club with a song, "Aloha." During the regular meeting there were reports on leader and junior leader meetings since the first of the year and reports on committee meetings. The secretary read a letter from UNICEF (United Nations Interna tional Children's Emergency Fundi and a letter from the Amer ican Field Service concerning a new exchange student. After this volunteers gave dem. DEGREE OF HONOR executive meeting will be Tuesday. Feb. 7, one ot them win actually be drafted into the armed forces for at least four years. The present average age of in duction is 23. 'The age may vary; from one local board to another by as much as 3 or 3 months. "But we are not taking anyone under 22 involuntarily," a Selec tive Service spokesman said. Thousands of teen-age youths uo enier me an.ieu loi. tner information call TU 4-53S9. year. But they do so on their ow n i initiative cnoosing io mscnargc EAGLES auxiliary will hold ineir military oougauon ny volun tary enlistment rather than wait to be drafted in their twenties. 7 as previously stated, at 7:30 Klamath County Historical Society , , V m I- ik vi mc loi.rii, ;iii fool, j.!- u,.Etna and the grange in Green- pyhihit cnerimen nf cut nntiched and jewelry-mounted stones, madei'10 '""""K rlu- " "" An announcement stated that there w ill he a home econonv at 8 p.m. at the home of Ella from rocks found locally. The ; a"ganen nouin, Gillette, 214 East Main. All offi-. meeting will be at 8 p.m. in the cers are asked to be present. Tuesday, Feb. 7, at 7:30 p.m the Community Lounge. For fur- There was a committee planned Klamath County Library-Museum 10 .clean. "P Parts,of stl Building, 126 South Third Street. """ . " ' """ KLAMATH TOPS CLUB (TakeiAll interested persons welcome. voted 10 be paid' . Kudnimim Off Pounds Sensibly) will meet !Eave a lalK on lne junior leaner MAVERICKS will square dance;Pr07 , , at Summers Lane School. Frcel M,ke Cassady discussed 'an instructions. 7 to 8 p.m. Ladies!1""""' -"y- v- asked to bring cookies. As long as the armed services remain at their present size, the age at which men are liable to involuntary induction is extreme ly unlikely to fall below 23. On an officers meeting Tuesday, Feb. 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the hall. KLAMATH COUNCIL PTA meeting day Tuesday, Feb. 7. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE No. ART hncnilal iairmin Pvavn the contrary it is likely to rijBrennan will nold a cha'pter niRht slowly over the next few years Tucsday; Feb T at 0.c,ock , , . ... ' .. All officers and chairmen are boards tap the oldest men ava.l-asked () weaf formas .iuic iii iiie ui ciiiiiii.-k. ii the manpower pool GOLDEN AGE CLUB, 1:30 p.m. KF auditorium. John K e r bow will be the guest speaker. Members use Market Street side entrance. cnt were H. Dillman and Ruddi- man. Sharon Hjertager, News Reporter. 4H Membership Sets New Mark KF DISTRICT Camp Fire Girls! ALTURAS This e. leaders, center. at 10 a.m., BS Service MALIN HOME members will hold on Tuesday, Feb. 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Hall. Members Riley Heads Alturas Masons hy the hostess to Lottie Ball, Mazie McFall, Bcryle Sheffield. Dorothy Gnine, Ruth Hughes, Cal lie Gordon, Bertha Grimes, Kate ', a balance of $103 in the chamber treasury. Borthelsen, Cleo Kopf, Maud Bit kcr, Hollie Semple and Myrtle Brown. The club will hold a Val entine costume party In February at the Grcenview Methodist Church. lin Clinic to Mr. and Mrs. Gay- len Lee Wright of Tulelake. JACKIE RATI. IFF and daugh ter, Louise, of Eugene spent sev eral days in the Basin visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Rat-liff. MRS. LUCII.e'gRAY and Mrs. Roe Van Meter- attended the mid winter conference for t h c Women of the Moose Sunday, Jan. 29, in Klamath Falls, Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Van Meter Academy of Friendship members. Mrs. Van Meter is also a College of Regents member. MRS. MARTHA POKORNY and her three-year-old granddaughter, Susie Unruh, were honored with birthday dinner Sunday, Jan. 29, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Unruh. Mr. and Mrs. Les Unruh. Jim Pokorny, Lori Unruh and Robert Unruh were also pres ent. j lighting for the city and its ap proaches in cooperation with the city and county. Don Warner was asked to prepare a tentative plan for the best possible lighting com plete wilh costs so the chamber may have specific suggestions to make to the city and county. "Yreka's business increased with! increased lighting," Les Lenton. president, said. The chamber will write Sen. Randolph Collier and Assembly woman Pauline Davis commend ing the appropriation of one and one-half million dollars for Castle Crags Stnto Park improvements, a matter being considered In the state parks and beaches budget. Chamber committees announced by Lenton are Ted Fay, chairman of Sports and Recreation Commit tee, with George Adams, Pat Pat terson, Thelma Bender and Jim Lambert as committee members Henry Schrocder, chairman, con ventions, with Helen Hutaff, E. A. Christcnsen and Judge A. A.1 Smith as members; Dirk Lach enmyer, chairman, Merchants Committee, with Lee Huddle, John Drake and Willard Ilanlnn as members Would Hand State Bill HEPPNER (APJ - A bill to, be introduced in the Oregon Legis lature soon would require the state to nav the initial mclc stemming from a population in-ilimits- lowing " can count Code Read To Council First Time DUNSMUIR City councilmen heard the first reading of Ordi nance 280, which will provide the city with a uniform plumbing code, at the council meeting Wednesday night. In other business, the council: 1. Was informed by letter from the California Highway Patrol that manpower pool is growing, as it is and will continue to do, the age at which men get sum moned tends to grow steadily higher. Previous experience Indicates that approximately half of this year's crop of li-year-olds will be mentally and physically qual ified for military service. That means that about 700.000 men will be added to the manpower pool. But the number of menVnteringj the armed forces by induction or voluntary enlistment will be only about 500.000. Scratch another 50,000 for mis cellaneous exemptions and defer ments, and you have a net incre ment of about 150.000 a year for the manpower pool. Does this mean that a young man who sits it out has a good chance of avoiding the draft altogether? The official answer . Is that StuddUS virtually no non-fathers, qualified! and available for service. arrOn Uahsi Dnll LINDLEY HEIGHTS HOME EXTENSION UNIT will meet Wednesday, Feb. 8, at 10 a.m. at EXTENSIONljoan's Kitchen. Tatting lessons workshop will be taught. Members are asked to bring hobby or hand work that has been done this past year for display. MILLS PONDEROSA PTA will meet Wednesday, Feb. 8, at 2:15 p.m. in the Mills Auditorium. Mr. James Scott, prinicipal, will be, ithe guest speaker. A silver tea honoring past presidents will fol low the meeting. Child care will be provided. rollment of 386 4-H club members in Modoc County represents an all-time enrollment high during the 35 years this work with youths has existed in this county. Farm Adviser Robert E. Savage reports that two 4-H councils su pervise the activities. Modoc County Council has 99 leaders, representing 226 mem bers, and the Tulelake Basin Coun cil with 45 leaders represents 160 youths. ALTURAS The new worship ful master of Alturas Masonic Lodge No. 248 is Van Riley. The panel of officers includes Carlo Nielson, senior warden; Robert J. Baker, junior warden; William Lloud, treasurer; tstie EAGLES AUXILIARY SOCIAL Algaongm, eidi y , niniaiii CLUB members will Twld their Goodfellow, chaplain; Ray Schaad, senior junior deacon; A. B. . Stephens deacon: Eugene Austin. LEGAL NOTICE NO. 4l PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In tht Matter of the Estatf tl EARL M. JACKSON. Deceeied: Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed Administratrix with the Will Annexed of the Estate of Earl M. Jack- monthly DOtluck On Wednesday, 'against said estate are required to pre. , ,,-( iu- unlt 1 sent them to me. with proper vouchers, Feb. 8, at 12 noon at the hall. I ,he oflic, , 0nono ,, Gjn0r,o, First marshal; Frank Lloyd, steward; Ed Schneegas, steward, and Ron Smith, Hostesses will be Tillie Kurlh, senior 1 Neda Beebee ana- Eleanor Wal- junior tyler den. likely to escape their service ob ligation" during the next few- years. There are some important qual ifying words in that sentence. Under current Selective Service MOUNT SHASTA A three point grading period closed for Mount Shasta High School stud ents Friday, Jan. 13. Thirty nine students placed on the quarter flux should the Rnaldman inrtne. assistance trial park be leased to a manufac turing firm. Wealhcrford, whole Rep. Frank M. D-Olex, said the would benefit from a big indus trial plant there and that the state should help pay the initial costs. Heppner Mayor Al Lamb said regulations, fathers automatically honor roll; 27 made the semester n 'I . lJPAll anA 1C unn nA u-nrtli,, tha pup ;ll n4tMl ,l. Pi; ,,,,u "fei-irti cairjjoi v, 10 DC .j If WoLl 00 Tuiii.il ,k! idrafted only if the pool of eligiblelof California Scholarship Feder- o 3 ",..., v,. , , -.l, ,J olinn mpmtwrchin Since there is no likelihood of that' At the top of the quarter-term happening, the practical effect isilist.were seniors John Carlberg from fhe Dunsmuir police in emergencies. 2. Endorsed a measure intro duced by Sen. Randolph Collier state 'in the stale senate providing for engineering and administrative costs of city streets. i. uecinca 10 inquire irom tne 0.ce)j state whether or not tne city may the county would go broke in two impose speed restrictions on Flo- years if it tried to pay for schools jrent'e Avenue, also designated as and other public facilities which Highway 9i) Alternate. The decision 1 would result from a big population, mane awT nearing a ieiterfcTnenls wnjcn intlux. ,""' k r., Cifim-m,u.v m . to d f, exemntion- 01 men who pursue advanced studies MOUNT SHASTA Mrs. Rosa to make fathers draft-proof. Also, as indicated above, rough ly half of the young men in the draft age group are disqualified for military service under the rigorous high standards no'v en- by the armed forces. Because they have an abun dance of manpower to drawjon. draft boards also are quite lib eral about granting repeated dc Federal Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months Irom January It, 1961, which Is the date of first publication of this notice. Lida H. Jackson. Administratrix with Hit Writ A KENO HOME EXTENSION will ;., 0 nuAl at IhA hnmo nf Mm Rnhprt Attorneys for Administratrix . , , ir u t. I in No. 650. Jan. 24, Jan. 31, Feb. Feb. M. L,ynn vteunesudy. riu o, ai iu.ou a.m. for a potluck luncheon. Joe Searles will speak on civil de fense at 1:30 p.m. KLAMATH BOARD OF REAL TORS will meet in the Spruce Room at the Willard Hotel on Wednesday, Feb. 8, at 12 noon AAUW Legislative will hold an open meeting to dis cuss bills on education Wednes day. Feb. 8, at 7:30 p.m. at 660 and Carol Nelson with identical ,Loma Linda Drive. grades of 4.0. Junior Linda Priddy also scored that grade. On the semester roll, Carol Nel son again scored with 4.0 and was tied by Linda Priddy, a junior. John Carlberg was down from that mark by one decimal figure. Driver Charged No. 6Mt NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. In the Matter of the EstAt STELLA F. GRAYBAEL, D?cesed. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that th undersigned have been appointed co executors of the Estale of Stella F. Gray bael, deceased. All persons having claims Boainsl said estate or who are Interested i therein are directed to present their claims, properly verified, to us at the of Commiltee ,ices of our at,ornevs' Chatburn & Brick- irom Ihe date of first publication of thu Notice, which date is February J. 1961. MARY LET A FAYNE Co-Executor JAMES ALFRED WOODHOUSB Co-Executor Nfl. 671, Feb. 7, U. 21. 31. THURSDAY PROSPERITY CHAPTER NO. 1B0 OES will honor Edna Hunni cutt, Brand representative to SUMMONS. EQUITY NO, 6l-3i IN THE' CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH JOHN AAADSEN. PlaintHf, Vs. IRA Washington, at a reception and w. stacy and erma n. stacy, leo , j L- l. i fL. j l- l. J- BRASSFIELD and BARBARA LES friendship night Thursday. Feh. brassfielo, Arthur w. jolly. 9. at ft D.m. at Ihe Malm Ms- Clyde l. barrick and carolee m, sonic Temple. n; i i Peggy Walsh, chair-i?"1" F'" major inous.riai man Pun HMlv 1 nmmitlep. WITH I . " Last week Gov. Mark Hatfield sch001 P'lncipal, calling attention announced that Boeing Airplane 10 scho01 crossing hazards. Co. had sicned an asreemenJ to 4- Postponed decision on a lease the I OOn-nri-e Rnai-Hman ?onin6 matter. George Adams, Said irint. nr nlhor rinlrie mount. tract, for 00 years (or a rental of' J .co"nill'linR real estate;,,,) as vj'l;i to nUona security. wn.ooo a year. There have been reports tha ultimatelv I A A . ! J Ji I fOI' "111 VVIMVII I . iwreatinn halt Alom. bers are asked tihrinff hohhies in nigncr emicauon or wno enter lie Ann raige 01 uunsmuir was for rfiSDiav , 1 l J ,1 f K J' careers in leaciiinK. science, en- cnaigea wmi unee viuiduuiiK m office in his home, slated he it I willing to abide bv the decision of the council and the protest D aw ak.mm TIIK niSTRKT Garden Club Board meeting that was sched uled to meet Feb. 13 at the home Dick Below, Lex Lenton, Henry of Mildred Ixiveness has been Schrocder and Jack Dryden as changed lb Feb. 27, plans. The firm says it wants to;'' ? " PPerlv-zoncd area. Alma Cooney, Thelma Thoreson and Carl Clement as members. tl 1J D.....,l,mon ..tiairnmn ""' "" .11. J..U , !.!.. J Railroad Davs. with Ed Benson. ?'. . " "R'"u lug itrsilllK. from the planning commission but dci,ie it ha anv ,,nh imji.i,!asllw "or nme to locale an ot "" v,..,..v. acquire the site for a future mis- members; Bill Starkey, chairman. Promotion Committee; with Signc PROSPERITY CHAPTKR NO. Gilson, Bill Murphy and Jim Lock- MM OES will honor Edna Hunni-'nit as members; Paul Alcouffc. cult, grand representative to(chairman of community statistics. ALL WOMEN Interested in a Washington, at a reception andlwith Bill Welch. Harry Harper Merrill grouo of Thela Rho Girls .'friendship nicht Thursday. Feh. Jr.. Thelma Bender and Del Poe cruw-i-il!, mnlU.. ,nl 1 lo l a n M .1 ll. Hfn'l:M II. ... . 1 I'll,, A" I anhnn J .ai-v auiij otutnoa niiu Kln,lu ' fin. ill llic mttllll Kin-ltin llll-li,vi w. ,,, ,.n,,- mver, chairman of the Member- Man Beaten By Bandits p.m. mothers, are invited to a tea at sonic Temple. the I0OF Hall Saturday. Feb. 11, from 3 lo 4 p.m. MERRILL PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN will meet Wednesday. Feb. 8, al 2 p.m. in the church. Women are asked to bring old nylon stockings and old Christ, mas cards. Mrs. Pavitt Newn ham will be Ihe hostess. BIBLE STUDY CLASS will he held Thursday, Feb. S. in the Merrill Presbyterian Church at 9.30 a.m. MICHAEL D. PARKER. Army private first class, ton of Dalton R. Parker, Merrill, is scheduled to participate in Kxcrcise mum freeze, i coio. weamer wariare field training exercise, in Alaska Feb. 9 through 18. He attended Klamath Union High School. His mother. Mm. Ina K. McCoy, lives in Fort Klamath. MOUNT SHASTA - Virginio Scarabcllo. veteran Mount Shasta stonemason, underwent major MALIN MR. AND MRS. DONALD FREEMAN of Malin are thj par nL of a baby boy born Jan. 21, weighing 7 lh., 6 oi born at the Malin Clinic. RICKY J.KE WRIGHT In the new ion bora Feb. 1 at tjw Ma-j x Mi . : V t , V'd . AviV -A Mil; : y : SHASTA Et;f.EE (API ,Wn. F Cameron. M. was recovering at lM)lic' ""'Pai'mpnl 5. Changed the. names of No. I, No. 2 and No. 3 streets to Stage- iiwin ni,m. i loneer ay and eral Hospital .Yreka .recently .He down 35 feet of wire fencing, said Buckboard Ijine. jg npmttA to be recovering. lofficers. 8. Staled aduce Is heme sought I from the Redding poundmastcr and the humane society on ade filiate dog pounds before enforcing v ini g nogs ne conrinea or on a Icish. 7. Announced soaled bids are being accepted on a car for the BARRICK, Defendants. TO: LEO J. BRASSFIELD and BARBA. RA LEE BRASSFIELD, defendant!. In th nam nf th ttat nf Oreoon VOU arc MERRILL HOME EXTENSION, hereby required to apoear and njwr lne comoiamt mea afjainsi you n in above entitled cause at 10:00 AM, on the 7th day of March, I9AI, in the Cir cuit Court for Klamath County, Court' nouse, Klamath Falls, Oregon, to aooeat and answer the complaint filed against you in the above-entitled cause, which MIDLAND HOME EXTEN- 'comolaint asks in arldidon to other and farther relief the foreclosure of A tract of land situated in the NE'SE'4 of Section 19, T. 38 S., R. 9 E , W.M., Klamath County. Oregon, and more par ticularly described as follows: ' Beginning at an Iron pin on the west line of Monteiius St., said point being failure to stay at the scene of an rnsT rivfr DpMOLAV MOTH. ,h SE rner of section 19, thence wt -j ( , parallel with me south ime ot said sec the law following an auto acci dent in this vicinity recently. California Highway Patrolmen charged her with driving without an operator's license, driving on jeenage Relationship. ine wrong sine 01 me sireei ana SION, 10:30 a.m.. Fairgrounds Kitchen; potluck lunch and child care provided, ionic: Parent RK.S I A H Wl II Snnnsnr JI PA PP linn 19. 39B S ft to an irvm mit: 1hnrm Her car struck four fence posts.!,, th? home of Mrs F M Rrei-lNor,h ar11" wi,f, ,ne Eas surgery at Siskiyou County Gen-:a mail box and a house and tore thaupt. Merrill Highway. 2 to 4 thence East parallel w.ih the south ime of p.m. uiyune unci cmcu k uiviiyu on ,ne w, line of Vontftius S(.; (henct to attend. Republican Says Demo Move Is Governor Bid FIRST AID CLASS with Law- '' r,i1"' I 1 his summ South along the West line of MonfphuS 149.25 feet, more or less, to t h point of beginning, containing 1.55 acres, rence Mitchell as instructor, 7, nth, 31st and :ath day of. February, n m KF Fir Station RrrvaH anH ,wt' in ,n Hrld N"w- newspa p.m., ru- rire oiauon, oroaa ana Der & generj)l circuiat.un, published in Wall. Klamath County, Oreoon, pursuant to th (order of the Honorable David R Van I denberq, Judoe of the above-entitled court. MT. MAZAMA TOASTM1S- maae and entered the 2nd day t Febri TRESSES, 6:30 p.m., Willard Ho- DATED this Tth day ot February, 191. te . Mrs. Eunice Runne wi he . jhn madsen to- SALEM (AP A Republican chairman of the State and Fed- toastmislress; Mrs. i. . i x ,niimri?(vi nnnrnnr smri whrDirh,!iZr?hhTw.l- of ,he "ale House oie1 Affair5 Committee, said he topicmistress. and Mrs. Idella Ed- i .' 1 J "j:f. c . j in Ihe citv hall for the (ire de-Representatives said Monday theand Rep. Grace Peck. D Port-Kar- 'valuator. The public is in- nm., ...L'i.i ',,.' Jpaitment and oiher city depart- Tuesday night welfare hearing is land, chairman ol the Welfare lvlled- .h. mZr n a . i . menfs. ; House Speaker Robert Duncan's Committee, asked Duncan to bo va, a tacked hv '?hTl-K 1 Approved puoh.-,e of 300 fret I first step in a bid for the Rover- chairman of the hearing. EVERGREEN GARDEN Cl.l'B, ho trW to fo,T. him to 01"' sfww ,nr ,hp de" n0,ship' i Gv. Mark Hatfield has asked ;,30 J'm" " "T f dj,h the tore sife p,n partmenl of public o,kds. Duncan. D-Medford. asked thcl,hat lhe pr(.scnl Welfare Commia-:.- S.M StrMt' Sllri" He said they wouldn't cive him 10 tlecided to i.sk Southern Ta- chairmen of the House Sta - and sion he abolished and welfare helMlU " shmn- lime to did the full safe i-omhi c company ior revisions in reneiai minus mm ncmir iwr a department under the governor, nation without striking him. so he hr on,r''K', "fn. ,dl' m" ,,eM 10 cal' ,h,e ',l!bl,c he,a,' TR Mrs. Peck said this would make I D Thnrnx Mrs. Edna Howell. Attorney tor Plaintiff bit iVam, kiamath Falls, Or No 670. Feb. 7, U. 21, 21. Herald & Newi CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 never did got rt open. I -n. to noon Saturdav SP for nurvhnv of old round- and announced that he would be . ,;. ,V. ... ANI) CANASTA PARTY, I p.m.. or i.no Adt undtr 1 More 1 could gel the comb,.!"""S' If 'T ... .". u u.J" change in clfa,e policy mZZ in.,, ,h , ..iMINIMUM CHARGE nation run through thev'H MV-r. wm.iiiiL 1 V 1 .. h each change in the governor-Lj , I k,; .... r-.n 1 L in t.n Tallin,. H i.,i n.. k.... siooren lo sioit ano mainiain cny ior ine oiucr oi governor. rnwtluH- one' he said equipment. ;Hep. Carl Kisher. R Eugene The two men finally took 110 " Commended Mrs. Eli.abcth is his opening gun." frnm rmr, . i. n.,i j i.i - avin lor refluciiig delinquent g.ir Another prominent House him up with wire He w ahl.v"-1 accounts uom io 211 ann punucan remarKeo lo pull down a telephone and gel the operator to call police. said , can come TU 2fS-l (or r(,sei.vatlons shin anH "nn orwH "it -v PJ House Republican Leader F. F. n ,, it looks iikeiMonlRom'r-v- Kvem- the.anow uepTns Lln a 3 is 4 00 4.75 U "0 5 00 00 7 00 $5 ) W IO0 1 SO 1.55 1 Men' I f.OO 11 wt 1, 00 u.a governor has heen "besieged by letters supporting his view, on ' welfare." "The hearing wi endorsed a polirv of continued Boh is looking ahead." ","r -en nesiegea ny DnftroH firmness in keoninc this file cur-i Duncan said he was not running Wn.m 'PPrting his views on re IXCporTCa rent. ifor governor. "I am just trying to be speaker of the House and to do a cood iob." he added. Duncan said he called the meet- nn H" ln governors oitice an for lh, .rM 0ii LOXOON (M'l'-The National! ins because the governor akel opportunity In document the A, Mt Shasta 1 Horse Camp pth. 814 inches, unh FOR TASTIER r.WDV SPITTOON RETI RN5 FORT PIERl'E. Kla. (AP'-lt toiUi a court order hut crandoa C. L. Neill is going lo set his;l'nion e( Retail Confectioners np (Arsons to come forward and tell I'harijcs with factual evidence." 5nou. ' MOUNT SHASTA - The dLstrict ",rm forest ranger al Mount Shasta 50c DISCOUNT Mr dvtrtlfnnt. W Mid, lo advoe. WV rls r. for con.tcuflv ini,f 'IOl, WISOUI CnQ of COO, fftr D"V ndiviflcl.. Acfv.rl.i.ng mult tM CIM, OO UrMJ,tSnCBI tQ M productive. AH opportunity to testify ptibliclv.l iu- r- u-,. j ,l 'ar:n miJ' b wt out DIVISION luperviiorV personnel of Southern Pacific Company from Klamath Falls, Ashland, Alturas, Raddinq and other points attended a luncheon meet, inq in Dunsmuir recently durinq which SP'i proposed merqer with Western Pacific Railroad was discussed. Herj Sam Burton, left, division superintendent, chatt with Ray Marks, San Francitcp, assistant to SP'i presi. dant. Photo by Peggy Walsh Bm day 0nr Sirt.ll. tat 01. Noofl Stturdav lor Suoday .na Monday. CANCELLATIONS 4 COOf)fCTIONS-0 Untt KOMuH. cOt OO VOdy ftM spittoon back. pealed to the governnient Sunday about welfare problems and the11' water content of li s inches. ' -o f.m ,n..n,oo your t r The aged rv-farmer left the cus-to pernit randy stoics lo sell speaker said a public hearing The members of the Welfare! -At Sand Flat, snow depth. 77 v"rtvt4'rn"i'.rr " """ '" pidor when he moved In Ctastonia. liqueur flavoiT chocolates. seemed the best way lo do it. Commission and nellare Admin-inches, with water content ffis ,0 service -w ce-u i N.C. He hrmight suit to get it. sivkesman for Ihe group said! He said charges hy th.iover- istrator .Icanne .levvett have been inches. back when residents of another "the alcoholic content of liqucured nor against Welfare Coifmssionj invited lo testify. The governor, This ia welcome news to thoe apailmenl, thinking it abandoned. 'chocolates is never above tl per members are serious and Ihose'is sending his administrative as- who depend on a big runoff from took It as an antique The judge cent, so there Is hardly any dan- attacked should have an oppor- sistant. Vjt-nc Nunn. Members of Mt. Shasta, as figures compare ruled Neill had no intention of ger of encouraging drunken or tunity to answer. the puhltfiAlso will be permitted favorably with those of normal abandoning lhtJiUoon. gitt." i Norman Howard. D PortUnd. to testify. CA0 OF THANKS, and irt WCYUHIAM FOR COMMERCIAL RATES PHONE TU 4-3111